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The southeast portion of Wisconsin is entering that time period when third and fourth instar alfalfa weevil larvae can be found. An increase in the amount of defoliation may be seen.
Fortunately, the cooler weather has given the alfalfa a chance to get caught up and cutting, an excellent form of cultural control, has started in some areas.
Revisit fields with elevated first crop defoliation within four to five days of cutting.
In checking spring growth of alfalfa fields this spring, it was noted that there were many established stands with extreme weed pressure.
Upon further examination, the alfalfa plant itself was observed to have black spots on the stems and lower leaves.
Alfalfa samples were taken to 
Korey McHenry of Grand Island, Nebraska, is the new owner of a 2012 
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